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B.R. MOON
1987
Species Account
Leopard Lizard
(Gambelia wislizenii)
11 April
Approx. 1/2 mi. southwest of Arrowweed Spring,
Providence Mountains, San Bernardino co., CA.
T9N R13E Sec 27 NW1/4. elev. 1170 m.
1257 PST, Bruce Wagg and I found
an adult female lizard along the old dirt
road to the spring. Habitat: rocky soil with
fairly smooth surface in scrub desert with
Yuccas and some creosote. Overcast, ~80%
cloud cover, warm (~24°C), windy.
1330 PST, we found another adult female
lizard in same area. This one had dried mud
under her hind legs & cloaca, possibly from egg
laying; she was also emaciated.
Catalog #'s 22, 23
25 April
Kelbaker Road approx. 5 mi. south of Kelso Dunes
Road, San Bernardino co., CA.
0950 PST, Bruce and I found an adult
male lizard on the edge of the pavement in the
sun. Surrounding habitat rocky creosote & scrub
with sandy areas and sandy & rocky washes.
Catalog #54